When dementia damages, the brains filter, words can come out raw and hurtful. It doesn’t mean your relationship with your loved one has changed - it means the disease has. If this feels familiar, you don’t have to figure this out alone. 💙 #dementiacare #caregiversupport #dementiaeducation #caregiver #dementianurseandrea
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When dementia damages, the brains filter, words can come out raw and hurtful. It doesn’t mean your relationship with your loved one has changed - it means the disease has. If this feels familiar, you don’t have to figure this out alone. 💙 #dementiacare #caregiversupport #dementiaeducation #caregiver #dementianurseandrea
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When someone with dementia says something hurtful, remember—it's the disease speaking, not the person you love. Don’t take it personally. Their heart is still there, even if their words no longer reflect it. #dementiaawareness #dementiacare #dementiasupport #caregiving #EllenSamson #viralreelsfacebook #fypシ゚viralシfypシ゚ #reelsviralfb #stillherestillloved #fypシ | Ellen Samson-Dementia Speaker
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“Why are they getting so mad?” If it feels like your loved one with dementia is snapping out of nowhere… look closer. These 3 triggers sneak past even experienced caregivers: 1. Giving too many instructions at once 2. Talking like they’re not in the room 3. Correcting their reality Most anger isn’t “random.” It’s a reaction. Comment “yes” if you recognize any of these below Check out part 2 this Wednesday for what to do instead. . . . . #dementia #dementiaactivity #dementiacaregiver #dementiacar
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